Registry of Ex Military Land Rovers

REMLR General => REMLR - General Chatter => Topic started by: bronzie66610 on September 25, 2012, 01:02:04 PM

Title: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: bronzie66610 on September 25, 2012, 01:02:04 PM
Have 3 LR's i would like to obtain, the problem is transport. Any ideas of cost from Maryborough to South Gippsland ?
David
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: Mick_Marsh on September 25, 2012, 01:13:50 PM
Hmmmm........
I wonder which one's they are?

Stab in the dark, I think you'd be looking at around $1500 each from http://www.doortodoorcars.com.au/ (http://www.doortodoorcars.com.au/).
Give them a call or send them an email.
You can get cheaper depot to depot but that requires quite a bit of organisation to get them to the depot and from the depot to you.
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: Vixen on September 25, 2012, 05:58:17 PM
Have 3 LR's i would like to obtain, the problem is transport. Any ideas of cost from Maryborough to South Gippsland ?
David

That's the trouble, isn't it? They might be good, and at an OK price, but once you stack transport costs on top it's a whole new ball game  :(
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: Mick_Marsh on September 25, 2012, 08:15:13 PM
Here's a thought.
Work out  a deal for storage. Maybe even another member on this forum in Queensland might want to buy one of them.
Swing by my place and pick up me and my trailer. Drive up and collect one of the Landies and drive back with a stop at Vixens for a cuppa.
Then do the same the next week for the other Landy.

Put the kettle on V.
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: Vixen on September 25, 2012, 08:22:14 PM
Here's a thought.
Work out  a deal for storage. Maybe even another member on this forum in Queensland might want to buy one of them.
Swing by my place and pick up me and my trailer. Drive up and collect one of the Landies and drive back with a stop at Vixens for a cuppa.
Then do the same the next week for the other Landy.

Put the kettle on V.

It's on...teabags at the ready Mick  ;D
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: juddy on September 25, 2012, 08:37:01 PM
ummmm..

I have storage, I also have transport.  But If I buy 3 Land Rovers I will be in court next week with the wife rubbing her hands.

Ones ok... If i have to pick one up I can do 2/3 and store in QLD until such time as required.....
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: Mick_Marsh on September 25, 2012, 08:44:17 PM
What do you reckon David? Three days up. Three days back.
I'll go passenger/co-driver on the first trip.
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: bronzie66610 on September 25, 2012, 08:58:13 PM
Sounds good. Wife just sprung me and said "DO WHATEVER" but can only get one for myself. Have Docs appointments friday 28th. and early next week also. Need to replace my rear diff too on 130 , easy to do. Will check EBAY and see if they are still there.
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: juddy on September 25, 2012, 09:02:10 PM
I can also go and check then out within 24hrs if required?
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: bronzie66610 on September 25, 2012, 09:03:18 PM
They are still there. Where is your residence Mick ?  and when would it be likely this expedition might happen ?
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: bronzie66610 on September 25, 2012, 09:05:38 PM
Thanks Juddy that would be a great help. better to get someone to check out how much rust is in it and if it has been mutilated with conversion and also if original 2.25 is there.
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: juddy on September 25, 2012, 09:11:18 PM
We have a few interested people here, but lets not jump the gun. They all could be very poor condition, and 1500 plus 2000/2500 transport could be very expensive.

However be they good or bad, the spares could be of value to some of us.

I can be there thursday lunch time to view, inspect, take pictures and report back for the same evening, its going to be a long day and a day out from working, but it could be beneficial.

Mick you have been good to me in the past so I am happy to give back to you....

Just don't want a bun fight at the end thats all....

Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: bronzie66610 on September 25, 2012, 09:15:50 PM
I do not want to get in a bun fight as it causes too many problems. If you can check them out it would be a help to many members. My wife said my 1968 Series 2A (non military) would have to go if i was able to acquire one vehicle (hopefully the 2A)
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: Mick_Marsh on September 25, 2012, 09:58:30 PM
Hey. I only hope you accidentally load your workshop.
I'm going along for the ride. Don't want another Landrover.

David, I'm a little way west of Melbourne. I will need to get my trailer back from Brenno. I weighs 600kg and has a GVM of 2000kg.
I'll need to put in for a weeks leave.

Let's see what they're like and then plan the trip.
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: bronzie66610 on September 25, 2012, 10:40:29 PM
I gathered that, would enjoy some company, don't use your rec. leave just to be a co pilot. Will wait for SITREP. While i was scratching through photo album I put a pic of Gunbuggy on RCL page.
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: juddy on September 25, 2012, 10:47:30 PM
Hey. I only hope you accidentally load your workshop.
I'm going along for the ride. Don't want another Landrover.

David, I'm a little way west of Melbourne. I will need to get my trailer back from Brenno. I weighs 600kg and has a GVM of 2000kg.
I'll need to put in for a weeks leave.

Let's see what they're like and then plan the trip.

YOu cant have Mr workshop, I had to pass on Angus for Him, and I have done so much work on him to date.  Once he is done he should be alot better than he was.... 
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: cookey on September 26, 2012, 08:37:38 AM
Just a thought Mick.

If your trailer has a tare weight of 600kg and a GVM of 2000kg then it is legal to carry a maximum 1400kg.

Which of the 3 landies would you put on?


Cookey
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: bronzie66610 on September 26, 2012, 09:30:53 AM
Aware of that problem, had to put an extra axle (now tri axle ) on boat trailer  to solve that issue. Still would go up there and bring back one or two.
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: Mick_Marsh on September 26, 2012, 09:33:10 AM
Whichever ond David wants.
I've had Landrovers on it before. It was used to transport Judy's workshop. There's photo's around somewhere.
Title: Re: Transport costs for Land Rover
Post by: bronzie66610 on September 26, 2012, 09:46:02 AM
Hello Mick
It only becomes a problem if pulled up and have to have it weighed. In Vic. they are the Mermaids ( things with scales )
I do not think it would cause any grief and would take the risk.